Can you leave a suitcase or a bike at Copenhagen Central Station?
Staffed storage for bags, bikes and prams.
Short answer
Yes, DSB runs a staffed luggage centre at Copenhagen Central Station (København H) that also takes bikes and prams. As of November 2026 a small suitcase, bag or backpack costs 75 DKK and a large one 95 DKK per item for each started 24 hours. A bike or pram also costs 95 DKK, and careful handling adds 25 DKK per item. The centre is open Monday to Saturday 05.30–01.00 and on Sundays and public holidays 06.00–01.00.
Why
- Staff take items that do not fit in a locker.
- You pay for each started 24 hours.
- Groups of 10 or more get a lower price per person.
Details
On 24 December the centre is open 08.00–16.00 and on 31 December 08.00–17.00 (2026 hours).
Tip
Keep the receipt safe: losing it costs an extra 100 DKK per item in 2026.
What may differ
Prices and holiday hours can change from year to year, so check DSB before you travel.
Common misconception
Many think you can only use self-service lockers at the station.
What actually happens
There is also a staffed luggage centre for large items such as bikes and prams.
People also ask
- What are the opening hours of the luggage centre at Copenhagen Central Station?
- Can I store a pram at Copenhagen Central Station?
- Is there a group price for luggage storage at København H?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Opening hours, prices and services change, so check the official sources before you go.
CopenhagenRelated questions
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What time do shops close on New Year's Eve in Denmark?
Under the Danish shop closing act, shops may not sell to customers after 15.00 on New Year's Eve (31 December).
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Are shops open on Christmas Eve in Denmark?
Christmas Eve (24 December) is a closing day under the Danish shop closing act, just like Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
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Which shops can open on public holidays in Denmark?
The shop closing act lets several types of shops open on public holidays and other closing days.
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Which days are shops closed in Denmark?
Under the shop closing act, shops must close on New Year's Day, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Monday, Ascension Day, Whit Sunday and Monday, Constitution Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.

